New figures from The World Health Organisation show this is the largest rise since records began – more than 20,000 higher than the previous record.The new cases bring the total of Covid-19 infections worldwide to 10,922,324, with 523,011 people losing their lives to the pandemic.America, which has the world’s highest death toll, saw the highest number of new infections, with 53,213 recorded in the last day.
Messages of solidarity are projected on the statue of Christ the Redeemer as a tribute to victims of the coronavirus pandemic on on July 1, 2020 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Spain’s northeastern Catalonia region locked down an area with around 200,000 residents around the town of Lerida following a surge in cases The WHO has warned in the past that comparison between countries could be untrustworthy, as many have different testing capabilities and record figures in different ways.
Another 67 people were reported to have lost their lives to the virus in the UK on Saturday, with the official death toll rising to 44,198. It comes as England eases lockdown restrictions, with pubs, restaurants, cinemas and hairdressers all opening doors on what has been named as ‘Super Saturday’.
Filthy sensationalist journalism - On a day seeing continued drop in deaths and cases with ongoing downward trends across the board. Putting the UK on here is nothing more than shameful click-baiting. Second rate.
Why is the UK on there when the cases reported here yesterday were one of the lowest reported yet with 31 other countries reporting a higher number? Also Spain reported no new cases at all!
Not sure why you have the UK in your graphic, very small rise yesterday of 519. And apart from the fact Spain put a region into lockdown, you don't even provide any figures of new cases for them.
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